VPF and Interstitial Fluid Pressure in Brain Oedema

• DOI: 10.1007/978-3-7091-9115-6_138
• Publication Date: 2012-07-28T20:56:08Z
• Authors: E. Sirovskiy; V. Kornienko; A. Moshkin; V. Amcheslavskiy; G. Ingorokva; L. Glazman
• Keywords: Neuroradiology; Brain Edema; Interventional radiology; Interstitial fluid; Basal (medicine); Fluid pressure

Monitoring of VFP and local brain interstitial fluid pressure was performed in 169 patients after removal hemispheric gliomas, basal subtentorial tumours. On the basis CT-data 97% had postoperative oedema various severity spreading. The location tumour determined both degree as well ISFP. Different mechanisms formation may be involved depending on localization tumour. Thus, we can propose a hypothesis development neurosurgical pathology.